My friend and I submitted Junkyard Robots to the Gamedev.js Jam. The game was developed as an homage to Animal Crossing.

Theme for this year's jam is TIME. Remember that your entry will be judged based on how well you implement the theme, but you can interpret it however you like.

I hosted monthly office hours for the Grammarly for Developers platform.

Grammarly for Developers was Grammarly's open source platform that launched with the Grammarly Text Editor SDK product. This SDK included JavaScript, React, and Vue components that open source developers could use to integrate Grammarly features into popular rich-text editors like TinyMCE. 

 “Literally in just a couple lines of HTML, [developers] can add Grammarly’s assistance to their application, and they get a native Grammarly experiences available to all of their users without the users needing to install or register Grammarly.”

GitHub included my thoughts on community health metrics in a blog entry about the developer experience.

We asked developers to share their ideas for measuring how well they collaborate.

I was a judge for the Facebook Developer Circles Community Challenge!

Facebook Developer Circles are a global network of local communities, designed to support developers as they build skills, grow ideas and boost their careers.